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'Final Destination 5' Is First For UltraViolet In The UK; Will British Users Have Clearer Picture Than In The U.S.?
On December 26, Warner Bros' Final Destination 5 will become the first UltraViolet-enabled title to be released in the UK via DVD, Blu-ray and Triple Play. From then on, all of the studio's future home entertainment releases in the UK — including Happy Feet Two, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows and The Dark Knight Ri…
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‘Arthur Christmas’ Slays ‘Em In The UK
Sony Pictures Animation and Aardman's Arthur Christmas jumped to the top of the UK box office this weekend – in its fourth week of release. This bit of holiday magic came courtesy of a £1.9 million weekend take for a cume of £11.5 million. The film has been holding steady in…
No Box Office Bounty For T-Day Weekend: 'Breaking Dawn' Still #1, 'The Muppets' #2, 'Happy Feet' #3, 'Arthur Xmas' #4, 'Hugo' #5
FRIDAY PM/SATURDAY AM, 4TH UPDATE: Full analysis later this morning. But overall Thanksgiving holiday weekend moviegoing is looking like $230 million, which is still down -12% from last year. So the North American box office slump continues. Nevertheless, the Friday after T-Day is traditionally the biggest…
Layoffs Follow 'Happy Feet Two' Flopping
It’s bad enough that Happy Feet Two went over budget by $50 million. Or that my sources say Warner Bros plugged it figuring the sequel to the smash-hit 2006 Best Animation Oscar winner would be another big earner. But it’s not. The holiday pic is tanking. Now comes even worse Christmas news. According to an online arti…
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'Breaking Dawn' Breaks Box Office Slump: $139.5M Domestic Weekend & $283.5M Global Total; 'Happy Feet 2' Disappoints
SATURDAY PM/SUNDAY AM, 8TH UPDATE: Oh sure, you’re too cool (or too male) for the Twilight Saga global phenom. But Summit Entertainment’s Breaking Dawn Part 1 is shattering the four-month-old North American box office slump and shooting the overall moviegoing weekend of $222 million up +14% from last year’s total…
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